
Good Friday for HOPE with over €14k raised for charity
The annual Good Friday Tattoo Day event in St Aengus’ Community Centre in Tallaght was a success once more with over €14,500 raised in aid of local service HOPE.
On Good Friday €14,668.60 was raised as many were tatted up in aid of local service HOPE, short for Hold On Pain Eases, a suicide prevention drop-in listening service in the local community centre in Tymon North.
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